Autumn of Nintendo

[Neon Ignition]

Touche sir! Had forgotten all about the Rogue Leader co-op.

[Neon Ignition]

Well, been playing Rogue Leader and yup, it's much shallower and shorter than I remember but still fun. Impressively, the visuals still hold up very well too.

Also about 1/3 of the way through Nightfire now. It's very simple too but smooth running and so far varied enough between straight up FPS, driving and turret sections.

[nakamura]

Rogue Leader is very much the dumb blonde. Looks beautiful but there is nothing going on inside that head.

[Neon Ignition]

But you still would lol

Nightfire lost me a bit by the end. It faffed with the driving sections rather than leave them like the first few and the fps sections became blander and blander. Still, very short so not gruelling. Next up is a revisit of Simpsons: Hit and Run

[Neon Ignition]

Hit and Run hasn't aged great, so tried Die Hard Vendetta which was awful. One one thing for it...




It's magical

[Neon Ignition]

Everything remaining is lined up alphabetically so had a dabble with the truly awful Aladdin Magic Racer and Alice in Wondetland games. Next up has been Bit Trip Collection, only really been playing Beat so far so will venture beyond that later.

[Neon Ignition]

I know its a well recieved series but Bittrip was crap Most of the games were almost the same, only Runner really played alright but there's loads of those types of games already which are deeper. Next on the list is the Bleach fighter.

[Nu-Eclipse]

The only pad I think I've ever struggled with that Nintendo has made is tje Wii's classic controller, just always felt like a cheap Snes 3rd party knock off to me

Doing SNES 3rd party knock-offs everywhere a huge disservice. It's worse than that.

Classic Controller Pro is supposed to be an improvement, though...

[kryss]

CCPro is far better than the CC. Having somewhere to properly hold it makes a hell of a difference.

[MoFo2]

It had the whole of Rogue Leader as a co-op game.

I remember trying the co-op and being disappointed by the frame rate, or is my memory acting up? I might need to find me a copy of this game... again.

[kryss]

I never really noticed tbh.

[MoFo2]

Well, it was almost 10 years ago since Rebel Strike was released so I might have forgotten.

[Neon Ignition]

I'm about a third of the way through The Conduit now and previously I hadn't paid it or its sequel much mind. I've gotten used to the aiming/lock on and its not half bad To many corridors etc but some nice effects in places and the controls are pretty smooth and enjoyable.

[kryss]

I liked the second one more, although the single player seems to be an afterthought.

[Neon Ignition]

I'd heard some decent things about Conduit 2, that it improves on the first in a few ways. Remember it looking alright in some footage on release. Should be straight on to that once this ones done